andrew babanin <ababa...@gmail.com> writes: > In attach you can find example program, > client and server side. And doc for the system as README file. > The newest version of the sources can be downloaded from > crpc at sf dot net.
Thanks. This does seem useful for some people. I would be interested in hearing thoughts from other gcc maintainers. You say that the compiler is a wrapper around gcc, and there are various other tools as well. I don't see any reason that those other tools should be packaged with gcc; gcc is only a compiler, and people who need other tools can find them. What support needs to be in gcc proper? You mention that this works for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, but of course gcc works for many more systems, including Windows and various embedded systems. You say it needs only libc, but of course it needs more than the ISO C library functions. Is the code written in a way that makes it easy to port to other systems? Ian
